Momo Ramen

This is a pretty cool place to visit in Brooklyn. I love the mom and pop feel. It made you feel like you were going to a locally owned spot. I got the Momo Ramen which honestly was okay, but it lacked the rich flavor that I've experienced at other places similar to this. My party also got the beef momos. I was hoping for a little more from these little dumplings, but it was still a cool experience to try. I think this experience was a little off for me, but I would definitely consider trying some other choices if I ever went back. I'm sure there is something on that menu that would spark my interest next time.

The establishment is clean, very limited seating. The staff extremely friendly, welcoming and courteous.We had the momo ramen with beef both and chicken and was definitely one of the better ramen noodles we had.

Some of the best Ramen I've had in ages. Broth is good enough to drink by the glass. Really loved the Dan Dan Ramen and Chili Oil wonton. Seasoning was perfect. Just right amount of salt and spice. Cozy spot, but not many tables. Could use a vestibule to prevent cold air every time someone arrives.

A small, cozy atmosphere, great for a cold day! I had the momo ramen, an interesting concept with momos in the ramen (as the name implies) that tasted great! Would definitely return the next time I'm in the area.

Cute small spot with friendly servers! We came in when it wasn't busy, and were able to be seated right away. They had so many great choices it took us a while to decide-- so many vegetarian options! The food took a while but it was so worth it! The broth was so delicious and tofu was spiced just right. It is probably one of my top 5 Ramen spots. My boyfriend also enjoyed the Tonkatsu Ramen and we are so excited about this new find.

I was excited to try this place because it was recommended by many. I was disappointed by the flavors in both the ramen and the momos. The momos were hard and it made it difficult to eat, it also was super thick and after having one I felt super full and heavy. I got the spicy tonkatsu ramen and the regular tonkatsu ramen. The noodles were nice and chewy and the soup was good but it didn't stand out.

On a cold winter day, this is supposed to be the cuisine you crave, it is supposed to warm you up with flavors as exotic as the Nepalese region itself, that will have you tastebuds soaring higher than both Mount Everest and Himalayas put together.Unfortunately, the food here takes a few tumbles down the mountain. While the portions are generous and prices are not bad for Downtown Brooklyn standards, it lacks in a flavor and customer service, both of which are bland.My first warning was getting a Thai Iced Tea that tasted watered down and diluted. This would not have helped me at all if I ordered something of any spice. I regret ordering this. Once you see the food you think you are in for a treat, but an avalanche of regret follows. The Tonkotsu ramen has overcooked and soft noodle, making it hard to enjoy, and the meat is dry, though three pieces is a solid amount. The one egg feels like a tea egg and offers nothing. I liked the broth, but it is brought down fast by a lack of any strong textures. It felt too watered down by the end once the soft noodles and meat are gone.In an effort to save the review, I got two other items, a Dan Dan Noodle and some beef Nepalese dumplings known as Momo. The Dan Dan Noodle is rich in peanut butter flavor and the pork is very bland. There is not much spice to it even though hot oil is offered. The Momo are only true things I liked, as they are flavorful and generous to a fault. Unfortunately it was like the rescue team coming too late to find no survivors in this avalanche of cascading flavors. There was simply nothing left.Down the street from this restaurant is another Asian restaurant called 5ive Spice, a fusion of Vietnamese and Thai. I have eaten there, wrote a review about it, and without getting into too much detail, I endorse them.Sadly the same cannot be said for Momo Ramen, for this will have you tumbling down the mountain to its base, looking for answers on how to start scaling the mountain again.

Food:My group and I were looking for a place to eat some noodle soup and this spot was a hit. We started with the scallion pancakes, which were awesome. They were flakey and crispy in all the right ways. For me, I got the then-thunk which was like a warm hug in a bowl. It was spicy, hardy, and the noodles had a great chew. Scallion pancakes: 5/5Then-thunk: 4/5Service:Service was timely and attentiveAmbience:The interior felt very homey. A decent amount of seating.

We parked near Momo Ramen for a concert at Barclay and walked in to try it. Wow, everything we ordered was fantastic. We gobbled up lots of dumplings and found both the broth and noodles to be delicious.

So Hubby, My favorite Emely and I went looking for ramen on a cool Breezy day in September. It was a bit rainy and Emely thought I'd be the perfect time for some hot ramen to warm us up so I went looking on yelp and found Momo. It was honestly just around the corner so we got to walking and got seated inside a small but practical ramen shop. Now I can say the place smelled pretty good upon entry and the music was chill and vibes. We were sat, offered drinks, me and em shared Edamame, hubby watched us eat them in disgust we all shared Karage which were seasoned and fried pretty good and Gyoza was also Dece. Then the Main course came Flying from the back. I mean we were sat and eating Ramen and Apps in less than 20. It was quick and I LIVED for it. My ramen came with dumplings and Naruto and the broth was smooth and rich. The noodles were WAVY just the way I like and cooked to almost perfection. I couldn't even get end ramen cuz she was chewing down and my hubby? Pls, he threw his ramen to the back of his gullet like a freakin pelican all in all I'd give this place an 8.5 only because while the apps were dece they came to the table a bit cold which was kinda odd seeing as the back was a couple steps from the table. It was good, we all decided we'd go back if we were ever in the area again. Still a really good spot.